The correct answer for the question that is being presented above is this one: "C. The demand for U.S. goods declined in Europe." Among the following statements '<span>C. The demand for U.S. goods declined in Europe' </span>is NOT a theory about why the U.S. economy began producing too many goods by the end of the 1920s.
He was afraid that abruptly withdrawing troops would cause instability to rise which would enable North Korea to invade and win the war.
The two major ideas of John Locke were that a populus must give up some individual liberty in order to be protected by the states, and that the people have--through a social contract--the ability to overthrow their government if that government becomes tyrannical.
Industiralization impacted the 19th century world economy, because it began to show which countries have what it takes to become an industrialized company, and afterwards become a world power. Without the industiralization, America may not have been known to be a world power
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